La Flamme Rouge

When I first read the somewhat peculiar name Balthazar Getty I always remember it from Lynch classic "Lost Highway". I can hardly remember him from any other movie. It seems that that fact is something that has gotten clear for the actor himself which urged him to try to cash in on it once again 24 years later.

This movie is hilariously mirroring Lost Highway from start to finish. On the surface for some it may be an identical copy scene-wise but only when it comes to the parts, when you ad the sum of it's part obviously this movie is less.

It is one thing to be inspired by a movie, it's another to make a scene-by-scene imitation like this is.

The cyclist-angle is somewhat weird and doesn't really work with the story. Laughably bad detail. Anyway I saw this on a flight and couldn't stop smiling when I recognized all the parallells. Non-original that tries to rip lynch off but fails a bit. Still somewhat entertaining and could've been better if they toned it down a bit.

Nothing outstandingly bad about this movie, but after a while i realized nothing's really making sense and it's just not going to go anywhere relevant. And what's up with the French title? This is an English language movie.

The cast in this film is amazing. Balthazar Getty, Nicole LaLiberte, Todd Lowe, George Griffith, Sebastian Quinn, Nacho Picasso and Clint Howard all in one film. The storyline is great and the lighting effects show a lot of talent behind the camera. Overall, very impressive. I can't wait to see the Maze Brothers next production.

I absolutely loved this film. It was captivating and insanely well written. It kept me in one of two places; either on the edge of my seat or sitting thinking "How did they know?" I highly recommend.

A wild and trippy ride. Definitely unsettling, and the cinematography is killer. Major David Lynch vibes- no doubt if you're into David Lynch, you'll dig this film!